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Yamaha NS-6490 3-Way Bookshelf Speakers Finish (Pair) Black & Amazon Basics 16-gauge Speaker Wire - 50 Feet

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Style: Bookshelf Speakers + 50 Feet Wire Cable


Features

  • These 3-way speakers can be added anywhere in your home component sound system front or rear speakers, even as auxiliary speakers for another room
  • Each speaker enclosure has 3 drivers - an 8 woofer/ a 4 midrange/ a 0.75 dome tweeter that work together to provide an 45Hz to 23Khz frequency response range
  • Magnetically shielded to suit home-theater applications
  • Product weight: 382g
  • Product Size :1.274mm2(cross sectional area)
  • The plastic jacket around the speaker wire helps to deliver high-quality undistorted signals to and from all of your audio equipment

Description

Style:Bookshelf Speakers + 50 Feet Wire Cable Yamaha NS-6490 3-Way Bookshelf Speakers Finish (Pair) BlackThe Yamaha NS-6490 3-Way Acoustic Suspension Bookshelf Speakers enables you to upgrade your current 5.1 home theater to a 7.1-channel surround sound system. The NS-6490 speaker was designed for both professional and home entertainment enthusiasts with the capability to deliver a full, clear, and tight sound response. This elegant 3-way shelf speaker delivers rich, room-filling, high-fidelity sound by utilizing an ultra-wide frequency response, an impressive 8-inch high-output woofer, 4-inch midrange driver, 7/8-inch balanced dome tweeter, and 140W of power. Package Content: pair of 3-way bookshelf speakersmanualwarranty


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: April 20, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great speakers for true audiophile 's who are use to a true 3-way speaker
Style: Bookshelf Speakers
These speakers Rock!!! I am a music lover from the 1960's through the 1990's. I have recently bought new speakers (woofer & tweeter) they call a "3-way", but by sound they are NOT. These truly ARE A 3-way speaker. The Midrange speaker almost all manufactures took out makes their speaker sound cheap. Polk, Klipsch, JBL, ALL of Them. Please put back the "midrange" speaker. People have no idea what they are really missing when listening to rock, classical, etc. with a 2 way (they call 3-way) speaker. That IS why I bought these & they bring music back to life!! I do recommend these to any true audiophile from the 60's or 70's. In the 70's I had Fisher Speakers with a 15" woofer, (2) 4 1/2" midranges & a 1" tweeter plus a 1" super tweeter. Those were real speakers back then. No subwoofer required!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2017 by joe - PA
    • Excellent sound... after you drill some holes!
Style: Bookshelf Speakers
Review Image by Michael D. Hartenstein
This set has nice clear highs and mid range but really crappy bass. I needed them for general purpose bookshelf speakers but they don't work for that. They would be great as part of a bigger system with a powered subwoffer though... 5-8-19 Follow-up: I drilled two 2-1/2” holes in the back of each box behind the woofer to let it breathe. NOW, they sound great! Exactly what I needed them for. I’m gonna upgrade it to 4-stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019 by Michael D. Hartenstein
    • Tried other bookshelf speakers first and ended returning and settling on these. WOW!
Style: Bookshelf Speakers
I was looking for a set of budget bookshelf speakers for a bedroom 2 channel component setup strictly for audio. At first I was sucked in by all the glowing reviews for the Sony SSCS5, which is also a 3 way speaker design but after hooking them up side by side with my ONKYO TX-8140 receiver, ONKYO C-730 CD Player and pure copper 14 gauge speaker wire, I was shocked by the dramatic improvement in sound quality exhibited by these budget priced Yamaha speakers over that of the SONY. Better top end, more detail, better bass; overall wider. deeper sound stage with greater separation and impact, despite the fact that the Yamaha, unlike the SONY, is a non-ported design. People are raving about how great these SONY speakers are, that they compare favorably to gazillion dollar speakers they've heard and owned, yet after a direct comparison where only the speakers were swapped out and everything else was left the same, I found the Yamaha to produce a sound which is quite obviously more desirable. At all settings & EQs (especially "direct" audio mode) the difference in quality was literal night and day, and at these prices, this simply should not be. I only wish those reviewers had heard my new Yamahas directly against the product they are all praising in such hype-filled, exaggerated terms. After having done so, and if they were honest, there is just no way they could not continue to maintain their opinions. I'm not claiming that $129 pair of speakers are the be-all, end-all of quality. But they are clearly a tremendous bargain with a very large, detailed, natural sound that I imagine you'd have to spend quite a bit more to significantly improve upon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2019 by peterbuchan81
    • Yamaha's take on a classic 3-way speaker design in 2016. If you can get past the size they sound great for the price.
Style: Bookshelf Speakers
Review Image by Dennis
Update, I been working my cd changer overtime to break these speakers in and they're absolutely brilliant sounding speakers, yeah I confess I purchased a 2nd pair. Yamaha did something right at $129. The bass is taught with plenty of punch my sub takes on the deep notes. Mid range is warm and lively. Vocal and instrumental passages are really natural and smooth. The tweeters are softening up but are bright and overall give the ns-6490s the top end sparkle which makes these speakers produce wonderful acoustics with a sense of realism. They aren't pretty but they sound good. Very large for bookshelf speakers and black vinyl with no simulated wood grain these are some ugly ducklings. The woofer and mid range are very generic with cloth surrounds and pearlized poly coating and of course the all very famous mylar tweeter that is found in 100's of budget speakers. The cloth surrounds are really showing a sense of budget and vintage design, they'll most likely not rot out like foam woofer surrounds. I am guessing they went with a classic design approach in an acoustic suspension setup, if they used rubber surround the woofer would have had more slop over the cloth which provides more cone control for a tighter taught bass punch. The poly coating on the woofer and mid doesn't do much besides aesthetics and prolong the lifespan of the drivers making them more resilient to humidity and drying out. Although the poly coating may help add weight and stiffness to the cones mass and in the end giving a tad smoother frequency response since the woofer rolls off with no crossover and the mid just uses a first order. I came across a post of some guy who dismantled his speakers so without taking mine apart i know the crossover is just a simple yet effective 1st order with capacitors on the mid and tweet. I would have liked to see a resistor on the tweeter to tame the mylar edginess unless its mounted behind the tweeter itself. I know my pair of NS-6490s are brand new and need to be played and broken in longer so hopefully the tweet will lose some of that edginess and have a little more sparkle once the capacitors get seasoned. The gentleman that had his speakers apart also noted that Yamaha had made some sort of a mistake and reversed polarity on the mid range. If Yamaha did do this it wasn't by error it may have been done so the bass frequencies would be out of phase going through the mid range since they're not needed there it's a mid range not a mid bass. While the woofer is running without a crossover and the first order on the mid range there isn't a steep slope between the bass and mids so there's no hole and transition between drivers is smooth. Secondly the reverse polarity can be to keep the mid range and woofer out of phase because the woofer has no crossover and will most likely play 500-1500hz which can make the mid sound pretty crappy. The woofer does a fair job at producing what it's supposed to until it runs out of steam, while i never had 3-way speakers before the mid range is a paper cone and does instruments and vocals really well giving these speakers a sense of warmth and realism which is great because this is the most audible range in human hearing. The NS-6490 finishes off the audio range by using a mylar film type tweeter which is ok as I mentioned while these are still new the tweets are edgy but are sometimes known to mellow out and have nice sparkle to them. I guess better than Yamaha going with a paper cone tweeter even though I have heard great sounding paper tweets. I really can't knock these down for what they are, priced ok not the best looking they are definitely the largest bookshelf speakers I have seen well I knew dimensions so thats no flaw and they are acoustic suspension enclosures with an 8" woofer therefor they will be quite large in size. I think Yamaha met their design goal, I heard they been making the NS-6490 for over 20 years and although odd to be producing speakers this large in a market of people buying sound bars and sound docks there is evidently a market of people looking for something different. What caught my eye was the classic 3-way design and knew that Yamaha makes a good product based that along with other positive reviews I went for the plunge. I am glad I did cause they sound great even though the large size is still growing on me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2016 by Dennis

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